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What would happen if you licked a mobo?

IsaacDaGrazin
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No this isn't any of that April fools shit, its a legit question

like lets say you have this mobo:

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then you smacked the booty in your pc, slapped a few gtx 980ti's then a couple hundred 6700ks (i am fucking aware that the 6700k will commit suicide if it went in lga 1150)

then you see all dem green bits (near 'Acer Inc.' and such)

what would happen if you licked it? like while it was fully on? i think it would taste 'shocking' ill let my self out now

would you die? or is there no 'lethal' amounts of electric to kill you? (i mean like 9.5k watts like my fucking shower for some fucking reason)like around 10-20 watts, would you die?

again this is a legit question, none of that april fools shit.

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Try it, humanity benefits either way 

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Just now, RedWulf said:

Try it, humanity benefits either way

thats good enough for me, might taste nice

and oh my fucking god my ears just died

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test it and see if you die, if you don't respond you are dead if you do then you aren't.

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8 minutes ago, Hydraxiler32 said:

test it and see if you die, if you don't respond you are dead if you do then you aren't.

will do

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If it's operating then depending one which part of the circuit you lick you would probably exerience a small shock, maybe not even as powerful as licking a 9 volt battery. But I might be wrong lol you just might burn your tongue.

I can tell you this from experience though, touching an un-insulated capacitor on a motherboard is fun the first time, not fun the second time. Might be a little less fun on your tongue lol.

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Do it-

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